iPhone 11 Series Matte Privacy Tempered Glass

Tempered Glass — wholesale buying guide (iPhone 11)

Edge-only glue is the reason for rainbow spots and lifting corners — full adhesive is the fix. An install kit in the box is not a nicety — it is what keeps the return rate down on a low-margin item. In a repair shop, glass is the fastest-moving line — a missing model is a daily lost sale. Because iPhone 11 tooling is kept on file, a reorder matches the first batch exactly.

Coating life is judged on a used sheet, not a shelf sample — a distinction most price-only suppliers would rather not discuss.

Specs and checks that matter

• Finishes: Clear for the brightest image, matte for glare and prints, privacy for a narrowed viewing angle
• Thickness: 0.33 mm is the usual flush fit; a thicker sheet trades profile for impact resistance
• Hardness: 9H is a claim; real durability rests on the tempering process and the edge polish
• Adhesive: Full-coverage adhesive avoids the rainbow patches and lifting that edge-only glue develops
• Coating: An oleophobic layer handles fingerprints, and its durability is judged on a used sheet

Buyer questions

Is the hardness number real?

9H is a claim rather than a test result — what actually survives a pocket is edge-tempered glass, not a bigger number.

Is there an anti-fingerprint coating?

Yes, an oleophobic layer is standard, and its quality is why some sheets stay clean far longer than others.

What comes in the box?

Dust-removal film plus wet and dry wipes in every retail box.

What is the MOQ on glass?

It is kept low because this is a trade line — a first order can cover several models without a large commitment.

Related in this range

• iPhone 11 cases
• iPhone 11 back covers
• iPhone 11 screens
• All tempered glass